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ARCHEOBOTANIKA KOPČIANSKEHO SÍDELNÉHO KOMPLEXU

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Látková M.
Študijné zvesti
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2014
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issue 55
113 - 129
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This study is focused on the issue of plant macro remains in early medieval graves in Kopčany. The main goal of the analysis is to address the question of the origin of carbonized seeds in graves and their relation to funeral rite context. Based on the detailed examination of the macro botanical remains, we may prove the origin of the seeds in graves as an evidence of various transformation processes. From the results of the analysis it is obvious that the graves which were situated closest to the settlement structures contain the highest number of carbonized seeds, while more distant graves contain only a minimum of macro remains. It is also evident that the samples from the skeleton’s surroundings areas are sterile, and the macro remains are found only in the upper layers of the grave pit filling.
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Mozliwosci efektywnego funkcjonowania i rozwoju gospodarstw specjalizujących sie w produkcji zboz na glebach slabych

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Zielinski M.
Zagadnienia Ekonomiki Rolnej
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2012
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issue 4(333)
54-64
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In the light of common doubts concerning efficient functioning of cereal farms with poor soil, the article attempts to assess their production potential, organisation of production, economic viability and environmental efficiency, as well as development opportunities. The division was made in three groups of cereal farms, selected by size of the cumulative point relative goodness indicator, that in 2005-2010 kept accounts for the Polish FADN. The first group included developing farms that obtained 449-518 points, the second group included problem farms (282-310 points), and the third group consisted in declining farms (207-234 points). The division was made in accordance with the Ward clustering method and k-means method, as well as the Statistica 8.0 programme. The results of the analysis may confirm the hypothesis that there are farms with poor soil where the poor quality of soil does not exclude efficient functioning and implementation of the long-term objective, i.e. not only existence but also development.
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VÝSLEDKY ARCHEOBOTANICKÝCH ANALÝZ Z LOKALITY KOMJATICE-KŇAZOVA JAMA V KONTEXTE LATÉNSKYCH SÍDLISK ZO SLOVENSKA

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Látková M., Horváth P.
Študijné zvesti
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2021
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vol. 68
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issue 1
71 - 86
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The main goal of this study is to analyse and the interpretation of plants macro remains files from La Tène localities of southwestern Slovakia with an emphasis on the Komjatice-Kňazova jama site. The obtained results were confronted with each other, a series of different types of analyses were also applied to the researched material, especially to clarify the issue of the relationship of lower settlements to upland localities, oppids. The obtained and presented archaeobotanical findings indicate certain different trends in crop popularity depending on regions or chronological degrees. When comparing the examined set of planting species from the sample from Komjatice-Kňazova jama with the findings from other settlements, it can be stated that they represent a typical composition with not significantly difference from other sites. Also, the current findings do not indicate that the inhabitants living in fortified, highland localities have different or food strategies other than those living in lowland unfortified settlements.
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